how is an insult a lie
If it isn't true, it is false. When he intentionally says something false, it is a lie.
how is an insult a lie
Earlier people were saying he was an expert on the BBC because he lived in the UK, and an American couldn't possibly know more than he did on that particular subject.
So tell me, does the same logic hold for American politics? or, as usual, is your logic a one use only deal?
i dont like bill, hes a moralist preachy faggot.
im under no illusions about the "balance" of fox news but its fucking laughable if you think you're doing any better watching cnn/msnbc.
But the hottie on Fox disagrees
I'd still hit it.
I'd stick my dick down her throat so she'd stop talking.
I'd stick my dick down her throat so she'd stop talking.
Fox News gets the daily talking points directly from the white house. At least they used to over the past 7 years.
It's fact.
Can't say the same about the other networks.
Do liberal pansies watch CNN and think it is fair and balanced?
I find Keith Olbermann and Bill Maher fair and balanced.
that colbert is an evil republikkkan
Yeah, Jon Stewart too, that guy is 100% fair and balanced. I find that the Daily Show is the best source of news and information on TV personally.
I watch PBS and listen to NPR for news. I find they're pretty balanced imo.
Love it when people claim something is a "fact" out of thin air.
Matthews: "Did you see FOX television as a tool when you were in the White House? As a useful avenue to get your message out?"
McClellan: "I make a distinction between the journalists and the commentators. Certainly there were commentators and other, pundits at FOX News, that were useful to the White House." [...] That was something we at the White House, yes, were doing, getting them talking points and making sure they knew where we were coming from.
Matthews: "So you were using these commentators as your spokespeople."
McClellan: "Well, certainly."